Island of Niihau

E1010154

The Island of Niihau is a privately owned, largely off-limits Hawaiian island known for its preservation of traditional Native Hawaiian culture and limited access to outsiders.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Island of Niihau canonical 3

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Hawaiian island
island
accessPolicy by invitation only
restricted
administrativeCounty Kauai County
archipelago Hawaiian Islands
area approximately 180 square kilometers
approximately 70 square miles
climate arid
conservationStatus culturally protected area
country United States
culturalSignificance stronghold of Native Hawaiian traditions
economicActivity limited tourism
ranching
governedAs part of Kauai County
hasEthnicGroup Native Hawaiians
hasFeature beaches
coastal cliffs
dry lowland terrain
highestPoint Paniau
ISO3166-2 US-HI
knownFor limited access to outsiders
minimal modern development
preservation of traditional Native Hawaiian culture
use of Hawaiian language
landUse privately managed ranch lands
languagePolicy Hawaiian widely used in daily life
location Pacific Ocean
west of Kauai
nearestMajorIsland Kauai
linked to: Kauaʻi
nickname The Forbidden Island
offLimitsToGeneralPublic true
ownedBy Robinson family
partOf State of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii
populationCharacteristic small resident population
primaryLanguage Hawaiian
Niihau dialect of Hawaiian
privatelyOwned true
sovereignState United States
state Hawaii
timezone Hawaii–Aleutian Standard Time
tourismPolicy highly restricted visits
transportAccess no regular public transport

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.